The lady that works here is so friendly and helpful. I had got some flowers and she helped me pick…read moreout and dress up a gift bag for them.(made them look great) 10/10 service couldn't ask for better.

What a fantastic shop for gifts! They have jewelry, candles, children's items, gifts for him, some…read moreclothing, quirky socks, and edible treats (the best cracker seasoning ever - "The Original Savory" - you're welcome). It is so much bigger inside than I thought from walking by.

A gem of a shop in Harper's Ferry. The owner is super friendly and passionate about the items in…read morethe shop but also about the town. We enjoyed chatting with her! Wonderful selection of jewelry, ornaments, cards, clothes/scarves, and different pieces that are all fair trade. We appreciated all the little notes that indicated where items were made as well. Prices were reasonable. Highly recommend stopping in here! It's just down the half staircase near Battleground Coffee.

This store WILL rip you off! I bought a silk garden belle shirt from here a few days ago for $70…read more Two days later, I found the same shirt online from the company for $22!! This shop is such an insane rip off- do not shop here!! Go online to buy and support the small business that care about the consumer rather than this greedy, money-grabbing store with absolutely insane overhead. They clearly don't respect the customer AT ALL.

This shop has a great selection of canvas and accessories. You can definitely shop for everything…read morethat you need in one spot. The only thing I was not a fan of was that most accessories did not have a price on them, so you constantly had to ask for pricing. I would definitely recommend this shop, since it has more trendy canvas to pick from.

I can't say enough great things about this needlepoint shop! I was a little hesitant at first after…read morevisiting other stores in the DMV area and not feeling welcomed or wanted in the shop.. well let me tell you, that's NOT the case here. Welcoming, warm, and energized - Haven and Rose were amazing guides in their stunning store today! My mom and I had put in preorders with them for canvases from Market and went to pick up and "accidentally" fell in love with a trunk show they had and had to snag another canvas. I cannot emphasize how welcoming and excited they are when another person falls in love with needlepoint. Beautiful selection of canvases (good rotation), needlepoint accessories, and fibers (threads)!

Cute little shop I highly recommend a little over priced but overall 9.5 out of 10 mostly handmade…read morestuff really cute jewelry too

Amazing little shop in downtown Winchester. Full of fun gift idea and amazing art. If your looking…read morefor something unique for yourself or a gift Tin Top is a great place. Check it out.

Local artisans come together to establish this intriguing, creative shop! Each little nook…read moredisplays the wares of an artist or craftsman. From paintings, to woodworking, to knitting and crocheting, to metal and glass work, to handmade jewelry, to macrame to housewares, to handmade soaps and candles ... this fascinating store will have you mesmerized. There's even a book nook offering writings from local authors. Due to these uncertain times, with so many of us hunkered in at home more these days, it was refreshing to see the creative juices of these artists flowing. Donning our masks, (and by the way, they had some cute, unusual handmade masks for sale) we meandered through this inspiring place and purchased many cool items! If you get a little stir crazy and get the chance to get a change of scenery, be sure to pop into this arts and crafts bazaar!

Wandered into the Wisdom Gallery out of curiosity - first impression when you enter is being…read moreoverwhelmed by how much stuff was jammed in the place - it kind of felt like it was "growing" in place. Reminded me of another passage from The Fellowship of the Ring: "Anything that Hobbits had no immediate use for, but were unwilling to throw away, they called a mathom. Their dwellings were apt to become rather crowded with mathoms, and many of the presents that passed from hand to hand were of that sort." In the back of the place is a Chocolate Shop. I decided to get a half pound of the Chocolate covered peanut clusters - and while I was waiting for the lady to weigh out my treasure - I found a Birthday Card that made me laugh out loud - so I bought it as well. Cool shop!

Love this store and the sweet owner! They have a very large selection of items from jewelry to…read morehousewares to stationery and nik-naks. The prices were very reasonable and in most cases even cheaper than online. We were able to purchase a lot of quality items that will forever be a souvenir of our amazing trip to Middleburg and the Salamander resort.

So glad to have a place where crafts can be donated and used by others!…read more The store is small but you can find a wide variety of items. They have three bag sizes to choose from and you can fill the bag with goodies! There are a few items that are not including for the grab bag pricing and are marked for separate pricing but they are very reasonable. I was able to get a nice assortment of beads and gems for jewelry making. Staff is very friendly and helpful as well. I would recommend checking this place out!

I was looking for some scrapbook paper and stickers for my crafts. This store is like a thrift…read morestore but with craft and art supplies. Instead of throwing away your craft supplies you don't need anymore, folks donate them here. This way supplies can be reused instead of tossed out. This is a great resource for teachers and crafters. They have 3 sized bags, that you pick from and you put the items in your bag and that's the price you pay. I did the smallest size which was $9, I purchased several sticker pages, scrapbook papers, and crayons.

Love love this gallery! Everything in the shop is handmade by local artists! Nothing made in China…read more. I love to support small business. The women in the gallery was very nice and helpful she told me about some of the local festivals that are coming up with some of the artist in the gallery ! Definitely will be back to pick up a few pieces!

What a great find this little artists' co-op is! When husband, Moms, MIL and I pulled up to Bogati…read moreBodega Winery, I heard a little gasp. "I know that place!" Moms exclaimed, pointing to this charming art gallery occupying half of the same building as the winery. Turns out Pops -- a woodturner -- knows Tom Boley, one of Gateway Gallery's resident woodturners, and Moms and Pops have been out to visit before (the woodturning world is small, my friends, hard as that is to believe). Naturally, we had to pay a visit...*after* a wine tasting, of course. GG is an artists' cooperative, where the artists -- in this case all local -- come together to create, staff, and manage the gallery. The pieces span a huge range of techniques: gorgeous fiber wraps and shawls, handcrafted silver jewelry, fused glass, ceramics and pottery, digital photography, pen-and-ink drawings, acrylic painting, weavings. The place is *packed* -- tastefully -- with beautiful bits and baubles. We browsed quite some time. Not only is there art for every taste, there's art for every budget. I fell in love with the acrylics and oils of Kaarin Nelson, whose paintings incorporate a "cheerful color palette" and "playful line." I really wanted the 20"x20" painting of a robin in a radish patch, which I thought was a steal at $175. Instead I decided to save a few pennies and went with a 6"x6" of a rosy pink, chubby pig for $30. I was already in love with it when the gentleman pulled it down off the wall for me and showed me the title of the work is "Some Pig." The "Charlotte's Web" nod pushed that painting right over the top for me. Gateway Gallery is the kind of shop I wish were closer to home. But the fact that it's nestled comfortably in Loudoun County's wine country makes it a convenient diversion after (before....or during....) vineyard jaunts.